These older homes can have a treasure trove of hidden issues, e.g. roof, water leaks, and electrical.Regarding the LBP if you're purchasing through proper channels the current owner has to provide the LBP disclosure and you can issue that out to the tenants.

I know there's a meetup in CDA and a bunch of us down here in Treasure Valley, but not sure how many folks are up out of Lewiston. 

This website is a treasure trove of information I think.

I'd like to speak with the town treasurer/collector and negotiate.  

But if you were to refi and pull out some funds to buy a place in the Treasure Valley now, then sell your home when you're ready to move to Post Falls, that would be an option potentially.

It's so easy to start a for profit entity for less than a thousand alone but nonprofit requires at least three directors (of which one could be the president, secretary and treasurer) but many start with let's say 5-10 people.So the next step if you want to start your own nonprofit would be $10K and maybe five people interested in your mission.

I just called the treasurers office.

I’m a realtor, property manager, and soon-to-be investor in the Treasure Valley.

I've e-mailed the county treasurers of the county I live in & the one closest to us, so I'll see how easy or difficult it is to get a Delinquent Tax List from either of them.

That being said, how do I complete the fix-up project without depleting the limited reserves which I treasure as gold?